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Mike Bligh, of whom you have heard before, wrote a letter to me the other day, though there wasn‘t much letter to it, it was mostly poem. You remember, Mike, along with Pat, Mike‘s twin brother, is an Irish Setter, and, as Irish Setters are won‘t to doâ€"and you can bear me out by asking Betty Robinsonâ€" Mike fell sick a long time ago, as did his brother Pat, and both of the boys were staying at my house for a long timeâ€"in fact it was such a long time that Pat‘s and Mike‘s mother and dad had just about deâ€" cided that raising twin Setters is practically comparable to doing the same thing to a set of quintuplets, only worse. Anyway, when Mike wrote me this letter I thought it was pretty swell of him to think of me, because Irish Setters have lots of things to do, usually, and haven‘t much time to think of the family .doctor, much less ‘than to write letâ€" ters and even sign them with a pawâ€" print, so therefore I am passing his poem on to you, in the hope that you will enjoy it half as much as I have. I might also add that the whole cause of the poem is the fact that both Pat and Mike were sort ofâ€" orphaned when "they were very tiny, a fact I might have mentioned The Sheridan marksmen defeated the Winnetka club in a recent closeâ€" ly contested match on their own indoor range in Deerfield. The match was featured by fine shooting on the part of two women team memâ€" bers representing Winnetka. Sheridan Rifle Club Fires Return Match With Winnetka Club On Wednesday evening, March 16, the Sheridan Rifle club of Highland Park fired a return match with the Winnetka Rifle and Pistol club in the New Trier High School Field House. In another recent shoulder to shoulder match, on their home range, the Sheridan club also deâ€" feated the Waukegan Rifle club in a match so closely shot that the outcome hinged on the fhal shot. The local club has to its credit also, a fine victory over the strong Sylâ€" van Rod and Gun Club of Chicago. Sheridan has been defeated this seaâ€" son only by the crack Lake View & GRAVE CEMETERY LOT Shore Garden of Memories. eation. Tel. H.P. 857 days RECONDITIONED _ SEWING MACHINES §5.00 and up! Special values! Singersâ€" floor samples and demonstrators, in ex« eellent condition. Also other makes takâ€" en in trade, thoroughly reconditioned. A rare o:morlunng..h get m good machine at little cost. y terma. Only â€" authorized SINGER SEWING MACHINE AGENCY _ n Highland Park. . Te 39 So. St. Johna Ave. Phone H.P. 995 Open evenings until March 26th. . U3â€"th GRAND PIANO, GOOD TONE, EXCRLâ€" lent condition, will sell very reasonable. Call Lake Forest 100. U3ih ROOM FOR RENT IN DEERFIELDâ€" Large main floor bedroom, well furnished four windows:; private bath adjoining. Kitchen privileges if desired.. Telephone mu or call at 74 Cb-h: .tl. 7 ROOM DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSB, 4 BABY CARRIAGE REASONABLE Ap. dress J.F.S. Highland Park Pres. K# * piites mortines. . Abo shaie Tsl RJ 10 ROOM BRICK HOUSE, % CAR BASEâ€" mings RC.A. VICTOR, ZENITH new â€" RADIOS ~â€" used AUTO RADIOS, RECORDS, PLAYERS ‘Tubes tested free §41 Central Ave. Tel. H.P. 164. es Thetatel Frame (Rome. t " Reiate nvestments, First Nat‘l Bank l!t Room 8, Tel H.P. 2380. Re memni|, on ME ‘Pertnmcet HXF. agen ie, + 1504 or Ta84. B2dl for an Adtaker 5 5 7 Phone Highland Radio Service _ Delivered $8 Per Ton Call Highland Park 3948 SPECIAL Seasoned Fireplace Wood Misc. for Sale Rooms for Rent Houses for Rent Wanted to Buy of A DOG‘S LIFE IN NORTH Splendid loâ€" Ave. and N . Jim Uiétf U3lb RATES: 50 cents for five lines or less if paid on or before insertion; 75 cents if not paid by Saturday following publication. 10 cents for each additional line. $1.10 for 3 consecutive weeks. Highland Park and Lake Forest Combination Rate, 75¢; $1.00 if not paid by Saturday following publication. BLIND ADS: 75 cents for five lines or less if paid for before insertion; $1.00 if not paid by Saturday following publication. 10 cents each additional line. i CLASSIFIE D before. Anyway, here it is: Under the stimulus of serious club and interâ€"club competition, the improvement in the scoring has been so phenomenally rapid and marked, that the Sheridan Rifle club would appear to be well on its way to a competitive eminence in the Chiâ€" cago area. Club of Chicago, probably the strongest club in the. Chicago area. The defeat was by a slender marâ€" gin. Sororis Amicae Hold Bakery Sale A bakery sale will be held Satâ€" urday in the National Tea Store, 500 Central avenue, sponsored by Sororis Amicae Club. Home made cakes, cookies, and other delicacies suitable for Sunday‘s meals will be offered at reasonable prices. This is & splendid opportunity to select & delicious dessert, and avoid the work involved in its preparation. Remember the date is Saturday, March 19th. YOU CAN SAVE THE 8OST oF _YOUR STATE AND CITY LICENSES OR UP TO 100 GALS. OF GASOLINE ANNUALâ€" ly by placing your automobile insurance in our strong Legal Reserve $13,463,187 insurance Company. A saving of approx imately 40 per cent on your â€"present cost is surely worth considering when you can have the same or better security than you now enjoy. _ _ _ ES Our mistress, when she bought us, B mite ies Reott o 4ns For our antecedent line. 'dnh.’ad‘f‘lâ€". Brother Mikeâ€"that‘s me For lately we‘ve discovered .‘;\‘t-”chnum SKATES SHARPENED, SAWS FILED. Work guaranteed; we call for and deliver O‘alrfl IIQ‘v.r.“l“I t. as | & r re scoul Aue blerser gusee. tos. woving On the night that he stepped out. He dazzled a fair lady With his great majestic maneâ€" Her ancestry had wavered From its line of doubtful strain We asked our mistress sadly: Would she turn us from the placeâ€"â€" And pack" our little collarsâ€" Ostracized for this disgrace? But, lineage r.lu unheaded, Yielded to lover‘s .l-i And from that summer evening Came my brother Pst and me, We can‘t blame dad and mother For this biologic plight; ,, For who can stay the doings ‘ Of a baimy summer night? She said for fifty thillion And some fifty million more She‘d not give up her puppies For blue ribbonsâ€"by the score C And ns lorked in doguih git nd we bar n glee : Now we‘re lovedâ€"because we‘re lovedâ€" And not for pedigree. . _ _ _ 700 Central Ave. Phone M. P. $000. . Ré1tf The Chicago Dally News sa *The State Farm Mutual Automobile mlnn- Company has now become the leading mun of automobile insurance (Polâ€" jeles sold) in the world." Rated A plus by A. A. Best Co., the Dun & Bradstreet of Insurance. Damage $6,000. Both for $8.30 Semiâ€" Annually. . La ali higher. =.:.'. Travel "Bureas" Rervice to "Pobes Fords â€" rx:m»- â€" Chevrolets Lisbility $10,000 â€" $20,000 and pr BTATE FARM INSURANCE AGENCY Office 386 Central Ave. Phone 268 Norman R. Williams E. H. Pur Glencoe 246. H.P. 1478. C4 Have a Radio Artist teach your preferred exsedion, Sethigeie. Sistinst Bising Ins Automobiles for Sale ATTENTION MOTORISTS Black Dirt, Manure, vating kokeln on Drvemg a IF Hike Lawn Mower Shop PIANO TUNING H. F. PAHNKE COAST TO COAST SERVICE Business Directory EUTEEPE SCHOOL OF MUSIC Cordwood $6.50 Per Ton BE PARTICULAR Years in Highland Park Instruction Ave. Phone H.P. 8858 YHtt (Signed) MIKE BLIGH NOTICE â€" Advertisements received after 3 o‘clock Wednesday, placed in another section. H.P. 1478. C4f Retimates Free Fortyâ€"two men and women were serious| admitted to full citizenship Thursâ€" _ 1018 R1â€"3hi Dance Successful; H. P. Baseball Team Assured Season More than 200 persons Tuesday night attended the game night party of the Highland Park baseball team held in the Masonic temple. Thanks to the generosity of the Highland Park and Ravinia merâ€" chants and citizens, the executive committee composed of Ray Chamâ€" bers, Frank Farraro and John Ausâ€" tin announced today that the team will be able financially to compete for the second year in the Illinois State Amateur Baseball league. Left without the support of the American Legion, the squad found itself "on its own" this year. The kind and generous support of such Legionnaires as Art Swanson and Ray Chambers has helped immeasâ€" urably toward making the athletic club solvent. Prize winners at 'l'uudl‘. party included Norman Geminer, Mrs, Kaâ€" therine Molash, Mrs. Harry Chamâ€" bers Jr., Eb Inman, Ralph Duncan, Mrs. B. Block, M. Keil, F. Zimmer, G. Johnson, R. Venturi, H. Clarkâ€" son, Mrs. Sordyl, Ann Walter, Lenâ€" ny Larson, Gordon Johnson, Ruth McNeil, Dan MeNeil, Joe Cote, Tiâ€" mer Inman, Jimmy Carino, Mrs. Woodbury, Matt Maiman, and Mrs. Therian. Local Residents Become Citizens day by Judge Ralph J. Dady at the March naturalization hearing in Waukegan. The new citizens and their famâ€" ilies were guests of honor at an Americanization program held at 8 p.m., Tuesday, March 15, at the Legion Home by patriotic organizaâ€" tions of the county. At that time they received their certificates of citizenship from Circuit Clerk L. J. Wilmot. Highwoodâ€"Salvatore Principali, Antoni Pallas, Vito Fiore, Nicola Cantagello, Raymond Grotti, Omero Antonetti, Angelo Ugolini, Secondo Mancini, Angelo Alberto Bonetti, Elsa Palmieri. & ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW. H.0.LC. loan, payments $38 per month. Coal atoker, elec. water heater insulated attic, Those admitted to citizenship from Highwood and Highland Park were: Highland _ Parkâ€"Judith â€" Bacik, Duilio Nichele and Antonio Pezzin. SPECIAL NORTH SHORE BARGAIN® Large lot; good res, dis. in Highland Park, $900. Also frame and stucco 4â€"rm bun« galow :; bath, 2Zâ€"car gar. 50â€"ft. lot. Priced for quick male. Cash $475; bal. like rent. And 7 rm. brick, sun pch, fireplace, oil ht., attached gar., beautiful lot 70x185, mbout $1100 eash, bal. monthly. Small buigalow and attached gar. in Lake Forest. _ Almost new. . §0â€"ft. lot. $350 down. _ Bal. rent. â€" A very fine 8 year old 6 rm brick in Lake Forest. Sun parlor, fireplace, built in Prllguvllln and bath tub. Hot water heat, oil burner. Entire house finely decorated. Lot 50x177. Shade, # car gar., only $876 _ eash. Bal. monthly. _ _ _ s 10 ROOM HOUSE, HOT WATER HEAT; alose to town ; for quick sale $3,500. Part eash, balance on monthly contract. * ~ _ THOMAS PEsTER PARTIAL LIST Recently built xm. 6 rm, bri Cape Cod, 2 baths ... 7 rm. brick. 2 bthe, east of Sheri 7 rm., owner buflt, brk. col.. reâ€" New 8 rm., col., lge. cor. lot, overâ€" _ _ _ _ looking golf ........._._.. $28,000,00 8 rm. stueeo over tile, slate roof, 0 F. B. WILLIAMs §41 Ctl. Ave 2 PLAT BUILDING, 5 & ¢ ROOMs. 10â€" cated near center of town, 2 car garage. These will all q:lcll’. "Firse come first served." ‘s Go1" All shown by appt. only. Call Lake Forest 2051. . G3 S. SIMMONDS PURNITURE, PICTUREs, ®Tc. ':.'.:.'1..‘.':.5..' v. Mome BEAUTIPUL i8TH CENTURY LIBRARY TB in our ” g% at m & 57¢Ril grand home in Lake Bluff. Frame and stueco bungrlow of 5/ rms. Bath, hot water ht., storm windows. Attached gaâ€" rage and service rm. Bringing $47.50 rent. Can be bought for $550 cash and monthly payments. . Posession 30 days table. Handmade, genuine Burr Wainut. Also Chest of wers, Rosewcod, Merriâ€" mae 'lll.mh Ave., Chicago. A8 Furnishings For Sale Telephone Lake Forest 503 _ Gilh Houses for Sale Office for Rent Iil. THBE PRESS $18,000.00 $20,000.00 GSLt Funeral Today For | Mrs. Joseph Froelich Mrs, Rena Billstrin Froelich, aged 77, of 847 Central ave., passed awayâ€" Monday at the Highland Park hospital following a brief illness. Funeral service will be held this afâ€" terncon (Thursday) at 2 o‘clock at the Kelley chapel, with burial private. Mrs. Froelich, wife of the late Joseph Froelich, was born in Plyâ€" mouth, Ohio, June 16, 1861. She has been a resident of Highland Park for the past 15 years. . Sbe is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Belma Ruwitch, a son, Lester B. Froelich, and a sister, Mrs. Jenâ€" nie Stransky. Deerfield Child Is Buried Wednesday Charles Frederick Fuller, eight year old son of Mrs. Freidel Fuller of Deerfield and Mr. Paul Fuller of Chicago, passed away Tuesday at the Highland Park hospital followâ€" ing a brief illnes. Funeral services were held Wedâ€" nesday afternoon at Kelley chapel, with burial in Graceland cemetery. Car Careens On Skokie Highway; One Slightly Hurt A car driven by Joseph Galst, 601 Jackson street, Greenbay, Wis., caâ€" reened while being driven south on Skokie highway near Oakley road last Thursday afternoon. Sarah Galst, who was riding with her father, was slightly injured. Galst said that the accident probably ocâ€" curred following the blow out of a tire. The car was badly damaged. Besides® his parents a brother Paul Norman survives, WILLING WORKER DESIRES POSITION by day; cleaning or washing; good refâ€" RESPONSIBLE PARTY WOULD L to belp with care of small children WORK IN RIDING STABLES OR ON estate desired by young man, steady, sinâ€" gle. Some experience. Harry Wickman, 818 North Avenue, Barrington, Illinois. COUPLE, AGE 40, AMERICAN GERMAN, wife excel, cook & housekeeper, husband chauf., landscape gardener, carpenter, decorator, thoro. competent. 1510 ‘West 63rd, Chicago. Hemlock $300. ES AS HEAD GARDENER:; EXPERIENCED: WHITE GIRL, COOKING AND FIRST WANTED: WHITE GENERAL HOUSE 3 ROOM UNFURNISHED APARTMENT Udell Building, §88 Central Ave. _ D3â€"4 PIVEâ€"ROOM APARTMENT:; ALSO + vmm Telephone Lake Bloff APARTMENTs IN THE HAWTHORNE Bidg., 730 N. St. Johns Ave. near Moâ€" ‘Telephone Barrington $78â€"W Call us for domestic help or positk _ 366 EAST CENTRAL AVENUE floor work. Assist with washing and froming. Go home nights. Call H.P. 2570 work maid. 20â€"36 years old in n-lu""g 4 adults. Tel. H.P. 459. heat. Information at 732 N. St. Johns reenhouse, garden and grounds. Phone ohn Daly, Lake Forest 1469. K3ih WANTâ€"ADS Phone Situation Wanted EMPLOYMENT SERVICB Help Wanted Apartments 1% Marinelli And Plant Score High For Inman and Inman Last Wednesday Paul‘s Barber Shop won two from Hansen‘s Tavâ€" ern in the business men‘s bowling tourney at Majestic alleys. Inman and Inman won two from Studeâ€" baker the same evening. F. Mariâ€" nelli ‘andâ€" Plant of the Inman team were high with 564 and 557. Lou Hoppe of Coleman‘s team thinks that for the good of bowling and the Central Tire Bowling team, Mrs, Art Krohn should keep her husband at home and send her son Offering several high grade first -'?.-. mlz well secured on orth JOHN F. LEONARDE 51 Highwood Ave., Highweod Office Phone H. P. 610 _ _ _ RENTALS AND SALES If you want to rent or buy, drop in on our 5 8. St Johns Ave. Highland Park 1855 REAL BSTATE LOANS Anawer same dayâ€"Loans for new buildâ€" ings anawered and ml to 2 hours. Frank Paviik, J'rw&. ) 562 Green Bay Rd. Kenil HL Phone Kenilâ€" worth 2016. L2â€"4nd FOR SALEâ€"BARGAIN 50â€"foot lot in Lake Forest, close to electric Tel. H. P. 2774 §13 Elm Place Repair or Rebulld Any Make of Radiater office and let us solve station J. SMITH JUNK 364 Nerth Ar. The outstanding early American house of this charming Fox River valley town. Six bedrooms, four baths, four fireplaces, living room, library, dining room, breakfast room. Steam heat. Large sleeping porch, large living porch. Stone terrace overlooking beautifully landscaped acre of garden, lawn and orchard. 2â€"car attached garage. Fast, frequent Northwestern suburban service. ‘Two superâ€"highways to the Loop. Inspection by appointment. Detailed deserintion an reanest. mHOUSEHKOLD FINANCE Mrs. Fuller and William Pickard 746 Elm St., Winnetka Winn Phone H. P. 410 GILBERT RAYNER #88 East Deerpath, Lake Forest Subscribe for THE PRESS 205 Waukegan State Bank Building, Second Floor 210 finhlngbn Street, Waukegan 4 Telephone: Ontario 7110 LOCALLY MANAGED OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES . Hear EDGAR A. GUEST Tuesdays, NBC. * HIGHLAND BUMP SHOP at Housebold Finance « No need to ask friends or relatives to sign « Quick, friendly service "Doctor of Family Finances" rc3 â€"L~s"â€"wlind Your Cat in and Retimate INVESTORS NOTICE Real Estate All Your friends need not know about your FOR SALE L OA N Geneva, Illinoi# Corporation to take his Next Jnuu-: Tuesdayâ€"Paul‘s Barber Shop vs. Coleman‘s; Sky Harbor vs. Farmâ€" er‘s Beverage. | Wednesdayâ€"Central Tire Co. ve. Inman and Inman; Hansen‘s Tayâ€" ern vs. Studebaker. Stupey Smith Post of the Amerâ€" ican Legion of Highwood are planâ€" ning an outdoor carnival to be held the week of June 13 to 15. It will be held on the property adjacent to the North Shore line tracks on Waukegan road south of Highwood avenue. Garments called for and delivered Tel. H. P. 495 35 S. St. Johns Ave. CLEANERS&TAILORS L [ _ _ _i Wekphene 6N â€"0 _ _ * North Sheridan Road _ Wighland Park Room 805, North Shore Trust Bldg. PAINTER‘S SUPPLIES Central & Second St. Tsl H. P. 946 THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1938 SANTI BROS. DAIRY Highland Park, HL for an Adtaker BRAND BROS. PA V am ABCO®A! 5 5 8 DR. B. A. HAMILTON DR. A, J. WURTH 80 years in Highland Park 22 North Second Street BARBER SHOP Smitty‘s For Quality and Service CaB H. P. 1581 E. NELSON Winnetka 3603 â€" Auto Glass